MCGOVERN Mon . Aug , ust 'I, 1912 Robert Trout Ca m /J a i gn 'Se vent J' - Two - an o t IJ er s al v o fro : m George McGovern ; In an address today - b i efore a Wasllinglon meeting of llae Amagamale . d Clollaing · workers . TIie Democratic nominee charged tlaal Presitle · •I , Ni%011 - Is "tlae enemy of tlae America" wor , ker" and "tlae , enemy of l i lae A•erican lratle u11ion moveme ■ t;" addi•g tlu,I Ille Prealtleal'• eco•omic t,olicies - are "011e list of outrages." As for lais ow,r sta•d - Se11 , ator McGover• t,rot,oaetl an e11tl to certal,a cort,orate "ta% advantages ; " tlae• •a1l•g : "I t,ledge a Job - for every Anserlca11 · •Ao wa , ■ ts o ■ e." DEMOCRATS FOLLOW MCGOVERN In another f>arl of Wash i ngton - the Democratic National Committee was reconvening in extraordinary session ; I> resu ma bly, to ratify the no m ina tio · n of Sargent Sl,river - as the Democratic candidate for Vice Preside,at; tl,e vote set for tomorrow . ON Capitol Hill, a House Democratic Caucus - today ar,r,roved t"e S"river selectio,e una,ei•ously; but took 110 actio,e - o,a tl,e McGover,a candidacy; House Sr,eaker Carl Albert - saying It is assumed the caucus sur,ports McGover•. DOLE FOLLOW DEMOCRATS 0• lite Republican side - a Senate st,eeclt by Retn,blican Natio•al Claairma• Robert Dole ; agai• de,,.a•di•g free broadcast time - to respond to Senator McGover11'• st,eecla of Saturday ,riglet. Claairma• Dole cltargi•g lltat McGover• devoted "o•ly o••-mi,.ute of lti• sixt•••·"'• .... te •t,eecle" to llae a,a,ao11•ceme,at of ltis ,aew r ...... ,,.6 ,nate; .,, ... g "the bala,ace of lais time - for a blisteri,ag attacle 011 Pres ide,at Nixo•. " WHITE HOUSE FOLLOW DOLE TIie Preside,al himself welcomed to Waslii,1glo11 - Gover,aor a11d Mrs. Edwin Edwards of Louisana. T'lre cor,t,le later movi,ag o,a lo tlte Senate - wltere Mrs. Ed•ard• was quickly i,aslalled as lltc ,aewesl member. Tlte Gover,aor a,ad ltis wife are bollt slau,acla Democrats; a11d bolla laave said - llley ca11,aot 1111d 111ill • I sa,t,t,ort Se11ator McGoverra for President. POLLUTION President Nixon's Council on Environmental Q"ality iss11ed its a1111ual "state of tire environment" message; ,eoUrtg tllat air /)ollutio11 - ltas eased a bit ; addi11g tllat water t,ollutio,a - is still as bad as ever; indeed, tlae Cou,ecil sayh1g it will talte t,erlta/)s a decade - at a cost of ,eearly Tllree H•rtdred Bll1'o,a Dollars - to cleart ut, tl,e ,u,viro,ame,et completely. VIETNAM Ir, Vietnam - tl,e battle for Quang Tri City co,eti11u•tl 1111abated today; while in neigl,bori11g Cambodia - tlae e,uuny attacked lite market town of Kimt,011g Trabet • . At tlae same time, tl,e U.S. Comma11d ,,. S1dgo11 - 011ly fifty-•lz hu,ulred more to go - to meet tlae Preslde11I'• goal of reduc hig A •erlca11 s tre11gtll to Ila irty-11 i•• tlao••••II by Set, le"' 6• r O,ee. PENTAGON FOLLOW VIETNAM At the Pefttagon - an announcement today tellh1g of plans to double Ille size of the Womeft's Army Corps - by Nineteeft-Seve,,ty-Eight. WAC General Mildred Balley - sayiftg tl,is Is "directly related to tl,e Army's desire to become 011 all-voluftteer fo.-ce." Addhig tllat me" and aoo••• will be intercllangeable, ltencJfortlt - i,i almost all "011-combat roles. JUSTICE From tlle U.S. JNstice Def>artme,st comes a ret,ort tllat actress Jane Fo,ada is 11010 the study of a Federal "i,aq,iiry;" tllis, ;,. lite face of lteaV}' mail from Co,agress artd tlte f>Nblic; becaNse of sonae of Ille statenaertl• Mi•• Fortda sMt,f>os edly naade - d,iri,sg lier rece,et vis it to Ba,aol. BROOKS MOUNTAIN RANGE In tl1e Brooks Mountain Ra,age in Alaska - about two 1111,adred miles nortlr of Fairba,.ks - a series of rece•I electrical storms lras led to more tlra11 forty forest fire• 110w said to llave co,asumed "early a quarter-of-a-millio,a acres of timber - a,ad 110 eftd h, siglet. Tl,e reasoft - m~iflly a lack of ma,at,ower. 0//ici•l• sayh,g tleey 've bee11 able to assign fire/igl,ters - lo Oflly abo11I l,alf tl,e blaaes; leavir1g Ille rest, ii••••• - .,,,.,,, to b11rft tlae,,.selves 0111. TILBURY At Tilbur) ' in tire Thames Est11ar)' today a brief break in Britain's nationwide dock strike f> e rmitted tlte 1111loadi11g of fiftee11 wlrite rlri11oceros - 11ewl_, , -arri v ed b1• steamer from South Africa . Tltls al Ille req11est of Mrs. Bele11a Farrar - Ille 0N111er of 011e of tl,e zoos tlaat are eagerly aN1alli11g tie rlli11ocrros . Tlte doclters agree i11g - said lie - "011 • la•ma11itaria11 gro•11ds." Sie ,,,;gllt ltave aaid "011 Rlti11ocera-ria11 g-ro••ds. " SUGGESTED LEAD-IN TO THOMAS TAPE "MUSHROOMS" And 1101 it's time out - for anotlle-r special report from Lotoell Thomas. Subject tonigllt - musll-rooms . Lowell . .. ... • ..-'1- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... ..... . , .... .. . MUSHROOMS We're told tlaat one of the fastest growing outdoor activities in tire U . S . is - mushroom ltu11th1K . Or to l>•t It a11otlter way - you migltt say m11slaroom hunting ts musltrooming . Did you 11,sow tl1at a mualtroom lover I• ll11ow11 as a mycologl•t . I did,a't. And tAose wllo llave go,ae tlaro,,,,. tlle woods, searcl,i,eg, advl•e - "if yo• fl•d a nu,allroo• bo,ea,eaa, do11't tell a,aybody wltere." A lloMsewlfe 111 Boy11e City, Mlclllga,e, gatl,ered l•o lt101dred eigllty-slx morels - a11 ••t>eclally tasty variety. Asltetl llow site did it, slle ref)lietl - "J•st l,,ao•i11g •••re to l ool,'! ,,. Iowa, dogs a re bei,ag t, res s ed 111 lo tlr e s e•rclr 011e Des Moi,aes mar, clatml11g tlrat llis spa11iel, Gertie, I• ao adet,t llaat she t,oi,ats teltll lier left foot wlte11 slle fi,ads mus llroo ms . Among the two tltousand st,e · ctes, l&unters fl11d sucll assorted fla v ors as - r,epr,e ry, bltte r, a,ad ""Uy . Some ~, ve off the aroma of rlr,e af>ricots, others taste of garlic-, s lerimf,, or even cltocolate. B,ct, sa y s tl,e Natio11al Geograt>lde MUSHROOMS - 2 tlle re's 110 Joolproof way of telling tl1 e e di bl e from "ois o,eoa,s. TIie o,ely de/)e,rdable course. being to k,row your species . Did yoi, ever llear the mycologist antltem? "Dee/). deep in tlle murky shadows - tllere wllef'e t•• slime mold creef>s - witll Joy the stout mycolo,,,, - lai• ,all id llar vest real>• . " SUGG ES TED FIN A /. TO T II OJI.I A S TA PE "JI.I lT S II R O OMS " T It" 11 k y o 11 • I. o u · ,. I I . ...\ f i II a I s I o r y - i 11 " m om e n I . PHI LADE L PH I~\ F ,. o m P It i I fl de l P h i a c o m c s t It e s t u r _ , , of m a l I, e m a t ; c i a n Lco11a1·d Goodfarb; who placed an ad e1•tisemc11t in a local , ,, cw s fJ ape,. - offer i II g Te 11 Tho 11 sand BJ! ck s a II d all exp e II s es for, quote, "a female to become pregnant." Said ad s II fJ p o s e d l _,, P I a c e d in b e II a If of a c o II fJ I e - w It o w e r e 11, n a b l e to I, a,, e a ch ii d of l Ii e i r o u n. But Mr. Goodfarb - who calls himself a "cad" admits toda_,, it was all an experiment; a,i attempt - said he "lo see what it would cost lo make s11ch a p11rchase on the open market'." It worked, too. Goodfarb receiving "n11mero11s responses" - from clear across the U.S., from Ca11ada and Europe. Some of these pros(Jecti1 e mothers asked as much as Twenty Thousand - said he; adding, that "s e , er al " - we · re " wi II i 11 g to do it for free . " Ah, greater love hath no woma11.